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Second, the ancestral symbol * is used to contract repeated uses of the same relation; hence ≻* stands for ≻ repeated any finite non-zero number of times (and similarly for the other relations).
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Motor proteins generate forces inside cells by 'walking' along filaments of a protein called actin, and these forces are used to contract muscles, to traffic cargo within the cells or to segregate chromosomes during cell division.
The rigging of Libor, the key interest rate which is used to value contracts worth trillions and affects everything from home loans to credit card charges, has shocked those who thought they were beyond being shocked.
Violence is used to enforce contracts, intimidate rivals, expand markets, and settle differences.
Spatial econometric modeling is used to analyze highway contract data from 49 countries.
Cushing is home to the world's most important crude oil storage hub, which is used to settle futures contracts traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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An illustrative example examining service information in an aircraft availability contract is used to demonstrate the use of the 12-Box Model and associated assessment procedure.
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